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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
TIE DCTROfT DRIVING CLTB SEOEDES

DYTKoIT Jan. 22.Thc first steps toward the formation
OF new trottng association have at last been taken III
the withdrawal OF the Detroit Driving Club from the ~"
tonal Troitng Association The whole afar mas grown
OF the retention of secretary Vail by the Nauoh"
Trotting Association. call for the meeting AT which
the organization Will be planned has been sem Vu ~
The date Ia not SET but the meeting VIII DO hci" !"
Detroit some tlmc in February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
NEW LIBRARY BUILDING AT CORNELL.

ITHACA, Jan. 90 )SpccidD.-Thc gift Of Andrew ID.
Whites valuable historical library 10 Cornell Is to he fol-
lowed up by tho erection OF large library building by
the university authorities the site or the signal sta
ton The building Will cost several hundred thousand
dollars and Will he of the most complete structures OF
Its KIND In the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
THE HOPKINS DIVORCE sUIE

II was learned yesterday at the Court House tha hoo
OF issue OF fact had filed for the defendant Amos ~
Hopkins In the divorce sun brought by Mrs Ellen NJ
Hopkins with tho clerk Of the Supreme Court The case
will be brought 10 trial and motion made 10 dismiss the
complaint on the first Monday In February Herbert H.
Dickson acts M attorney for the defcndant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
pp,Isr AND DrSI,NCIArlON or gOI,L,NGEI


PARIS Jan 22-Tbc Jour1ia DIES Dcbats publishes con-
sicuously leading article denouncng General Bouan
ger Minister OF War; associate Of the party OF
luton, aud prOnOuncing his presence in the War Ohco
dangerous To the state and the Republic The Radical or
gans praise General BOuanger and accuse the OppOrtu
nlsts OF conspring the downfall Of the Goblet Cabinet
which is pronounced imminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
AvERTING \ CABINET CRISIS.

PARIS, Jan %. .1he Cabinet has withdrawn the sup.
Elemental budget for S7J,O0O.o00 introduced by NJ
Dauphn Minister Of Finance, aud rejected by the Bud
get Committee OF the Chamber OF Deputies. The Minis
try have accepted the committees proposals. including
that for issue OF scXcnia treasury bonds 10 cover
present deficit The Cabinet crisis Is now believed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

DUBLIS Jan. 22.-Evctions at Glenbeigh County Ker-
ry, suspended to-day owing To tho absence Of tho
Sheriff Twenty three today arraigned before
the magistrate Kloryn for obstructng work OF
the Sheriff last week in making ovictons At Glenbogh
Immediately after the arragnment n mass meeting Of
zens wss held 10 EXPRESS sympathy with the prisoners
Several OF speakers openly denounced tho evicons
Os tyrannical and barbar0s F0rty-One cJcctnent de-
crees have been granted against tenants on tho London
derry estate belonging TO the sknners Company OF Lon
do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

BIG SALES OF LAND IN ALABAAA.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Jan. 22.-Lsst WEEKS D" 80 - =!
the United states Land Ofice in this city n.' 'eH
heaviest for years. For the eight days e.ahs ceSec
snr price Of ii is an aero. aud the homestead entss
foutof up SOi5 81. .
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DECISION IN THE HoKE ExTRADITIoN CASE

MONTREAL Jan. 22-Thc full bench OF The Court oi Al
peals to-day refused the application for writ OF habea
corpus in the of j. f. Hoke. the Peoria defaucI
okc will petition the Minister OF Justice against the dc
cisiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

PROTEST AGAINST CATHOLIC AGGRESsIONS.
LONDON JAN 22-The Scottish Protestant Alliance mas
semitic Qneen Victoria memorial setting foIlh tuh' 'he
aggrossons Of the Papncy in Great Britain and the suprc
macy OF the ponc arc subyersye OF the Queens authority
and the peoples rights and liberties and that the
avowed aim Of the Papacy Is the Naiicans conquest "n
subjection of Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

CHICAGO Jan a2The National Convention OF l,I Lles M.
Men Al Tins al the stock faius
foowing officers . President. Elmer Washpufn aa,
vice presidents. y. Armour kansas CiV L. c,,,a1y
I.sf ~ i.ouis and John Acslnne, pm1na nr.s,a'y
~s,es w Rater Chcagu tr a.urrr T. j. sissy 81 LOUIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

Greville Memoirs. published this week. This means
that less gossip, scandal and anecdote to be
found in them than in the first series. Tho papers
nevertheless contrive to publish three columns Of
extracts The knowledge, Judgment and method
of these later writings of Mr. Grevle are really
superior to the earlier. New light is thrown the
Aberdeen Ministry on the history of the Crimean
War, and the relation betw Queen Victoria and
the Emperor Napoleon Ill. There are curious
glimpses of Mr.. Disraeli, whom Mr.. Grevie de-
tested; of Lord PalmerstOn, about whom he
changed his opinion to Lord Palmerstons advan-
tage; and some plain Speaking about Prince AL
bert whose alleged excessive influence on affairs
Mr.. GrevIle denies or defends. Altogether this
last insament. though less popular, will increase
Mr. Grevilles permanent reputation.
Mr.. Jennngss book. which is really an elaborate
lampoon on Mr. Gladstone, finds little favor
except among rabid Torres The literary verdict
on it is sufficiently expressed by The AtenGum,
which says ii Is not we'll executed.
Mr.. Joseph HattOn has a compliment for some
American publishers, who issued his "Clyte" in
form to suit him and sent him check; but Mr..
HattOn cunts TO name these honorable gentlemen.
The Athen9um announces that Mrs. Crawford. the
wel-known Paris correspondent of The Daily News
and other papers. is translatng the late NJ. For
nerOn's singularly interesting book, Louise dc
Querouaille Duchess of Portsmouth
Among theatrical novelties none. that at the
Savoy Theatre excepted equals in interest the per-
formance this week in the Court of Queens Bench.
Miss Amy Roselles action against Mrs. Conover. late
manager of the Olympic Theatre, for slsnder and
wrongful dismissal. endedn a vedct for the plain
tiff amid prolonged laughter and general approval.
What amused the public the glimpses be-
hind the scenes which the trial afforded. Mr. Robert
Buchanan and his cOlleaUue Miss .Jav were mi xed
up in this squabbe, which went against them also.
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WILL DIR. McGLYNN sUBMrTi

ROME, Jan. 22.rhe Pope having reserved for Rinse"
,bs settlement Of the case Of the Rev. DIR. Edward MO-
Glynn of York. IL expected In ecclesiastical croas
here that the latter will submit to tho commands Oh NV
Church.
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A BILL TO sUPrREss DRUNKENNEss.

BRUSSELS Jan. %. The Government has introduced III
Parliament bill TO suppress drunkenness 1t provides
that drnkads In public places and publicans serving
drunkards children shall e fined and Imprisoned and
that debts Incurred purchasing intoxcants shall not be
rccOy cradle.
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NEW-IORkERS NIHIT BAIILtflE,DS ,.o..
PrfERsBr no. Va jan 22 D-Rerrcsentauyes no.
Mrcra Temple OF tho Mystic Shrine oa % ~ ses
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ONE HUNDRED CHINESE SOLDIERS DROWNED.
SHANGHAI Jan 22-The British steamer Ncpau. from
London, came into collision with and sunk Chinese
transport One hundred soldiers and several mandarns
were drowned.
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EXPLOITATION Or .nvnsEs FORBIDDEN
LoxDoS; JAM q. .0ricrs have been issued in Russian
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DIVORCED rRoM Innr orrrrvapERRY.

DIVORCED FKOM lord QUEENsBEKKf'
EDISBUR0H, jan 22-Thc court to-day granted a DC
cree Of divorce to the Marchoness OF Qecnsbcrry fom
the Marquis OF Queeusbcrry on tho ground Of adultery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22.-There is considerable specu-
laton Oay among the soft coal producers to whether
there will be pool formed. All meetings held by the
committee arrange percentages have proven so bar
rem OF success that a the meeting it agreed to
give nothing for publication and the statement is now
made that unless Is reached at the next
meetngal effort to form the pool will be abandoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw.YonK. Thursday July 14-BEEvEs Receipts On n;
al ss Market for
City Dressed Beef moderate request at sbS7c for Do
for sm%an a 60 ss1.
Cable advices London and Liverpool quote American
Shipment: Of LIVE soot or Fresh Meat this port
wien were head and Is aSsui !. hoo no
from $50 to $50 head with an odd COW or two
head Of rs tsT
ssgssy for lot: :a TSn sold .s rsrs e at'
cy dressed Veal: in air demand At Sses with Choice
bringing G ws 20 se. Calves. 1879
s. IS 4 & Z f. "a III ts,
vsas ssai sac d. isa iSs . at
g @ f:d Scs, aoa average SC nj "a
9u,termls' Is7 Ms i sysrss' at 60
Yff - rSG sslvs s,S q sS No. &C. II III
at 6tc; i2do, I54 %. at6Hc -, 49,
sif lido 10 s q &c s. y yS' ~
SHEEP AMI LAMBs~Receipts were 2eia car: Of Sssss
@ sS s.ss iSs {. :.
With half there were 50 car: on sale n
with Poor Good selling So eoSs4 go and Old Bucks AZ
II iooS ed early in the day would not he Lambs
10 go oynr prc Later arrivals
ever cased feeling and the market closed lower
with part tho lost Poor TO Choice sod AZ
5'asc S with general sales at Charlie for Decent "
Prime. ~.
Baltimore and oho stock to arrive as AFTER
to the ockyard distance OF somoing over three mes
Thirteen Lambs we're reported lost ~ The m Out o, an
thorty that shipper had 70 mired YESTERDAY oness
through yards devised shippers win be likely to
abandon this route Even each Lamb brings four ounas
fafl fns
pensae 20 cent OF The stock Cattle
sh piers also loudly about the deutr o. get
ting their cattle TO the yards after being landed w tue
Dressed Mutton steady at ASH and In far demand
tina, prices viii be hisssr or,vo
SAL n Piseock ~ OHIO sheep ~ ID 10
ass "cs no T. Ct iCg yrfns a. t 90 pp S5o az
7c 2ss pc 50 b. 7c 2is do Gs a, sc IlJ Maryand I'd
do 81 10 at sci 80 Kentucky do % ID. at 7ec l2o DO o.
Newton anlett 22l Ohio Sheen 81 average at :! 90
BIZ 100 10 s p so Il. 49, g nC sa5 DO Is b.
at 81 90 ~ West Virginia Eve. % %, a4 27o West
s.d %G Is .suf. s 2s &o s9 r. a.
q s 100 " ~ DO io% D. Ss9,u Ky Ewes
Sherman & Culver 10 Virginia Eve, and Bucks Ia m 10
s. 81 per 100 9s9 Virginia Lambs % b. at 80 81
NJ Collins for D. harrington &c Ohio sheep SO average
at 81 30 per 100 40 Indiana do ~ 10 at "a oo*'
D. Harrington: III Kan,a. sheep 10 average at 81 20
per 100 10 ;26 Ohio DO ~ ID. at - 30
per 100 10 state Lasiss 70 ID. 81 So 257 Kentucky
Hailcnbeck Hollis so state Lambs Oh n average at
HoGs~Reccpts were 10 car, OF 4O4 head all at Jersey
for the same ii ne last week With sht receipts higher
prices West the feeling IL firm and Common TO- Prime
oId 90 Stat, oSs 900 M average At $50 kor
h 8 kouehs 81 10. at 5c' ? do. 400 NJ at4'
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few ssIisrs with very iftie 70 the msyenses
Creamery, le12oes ststs c,se-snU EV1s,.s IA i8S
lse western s.ss:ry w:sssrc ,sssstsic.s are
STRONGER and here IL . stir 70 ths
Factory. sIHsc. including WHIT Be. Sssse. srsis
easier aad the is more mod:rsta ssas~ i0sA
Western. l2o14stct Canada Ah01bo 49,. -.,u.s
have beer advanced from fer Ms.:ss: ssss
500 hhds Porto Rice 5000 Ssfs cost
and freight term. private ts s%s hss cass. 81
a6e4c; Powdered, 8 iSisSeoi GT,nulatsd &c
Mould A. btc.. Confsctiohers' A, Sc; CsnSS ,,, =
EIira {. &c.. EItra c. 4ss4Tc c.lhs4'sc Ysisw. ItS
tpc -. O, >o,,.
sTEAHfNE-Hm light inquiry City quoted SsSStc.'
TXLI6W%auist. steady AMI unchangedc Prime City
quoted at 351c. sales IS, 900 n at $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per ysrts Riser. Vesscts anf RIilrogfs
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-yalues frmiy held st 1890. at the close
this evening the movement firm one Sales 400
hays Hio nj 900 bags No at l9tc. 900 BAGS No.
At iss1c AMI bags No at 49, Tho milder growhs
were strong Sales 600 bags Maracabo at 20; trailing IN
optons active the sales reaching $4,000
bsgs Frat represented decline Of points but con-
adorable fruness developed and tho maj
ngures indicated advance Of 1925 pcint. for
tie day as follows: Januarv OF psrnass'
ls2oSis25; s Jn.s a., 1s2,SlsSs ,7 jSy
1885,; october. ls 0osls65. Nsvenber 1905 slsio
December 19O59 the different months
Were as follows: July I7.2O6i75O August, 1880
1875; September. l7.65Sls 10; October II S0olslO
November. l7SOSls.l5 December. H.sj1ls20
,sTroN-yalues were further reduced 116c. TODAY
and the quito the sales reaching 2O53
and 1870 bales on export account TIC port re.
ceipts today were 63 saea compa,as win ooo ssss @
last year since tho port rccsipts have
been against 529O0l3 bales Tor the same
period last year. ,,a..,...
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legal Notices.
CUpREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

SUPREME COURT, OF THE STATE OF
GIDEON LEE, Individually and the only qualified
acting trustee OF the created tho bone OF David
Williamson Lee under tho last will and estament OF Isabel
Lee deceased and OF the duly qualified and acting
the said last will and OF Isabella
last and testament Of David williamson Lee deceased
paintn,
Against
WILLIAM CREIGHTON LEE individually. and
OF tho executors O and trustees under tho last will and
lament isabella Lee, deceased. Virginia Van Rensselaer,
Lee widow David Williamson Lee. deceased. Ambrose
Ryder executor named tho last viii aud testament OF
Davi Wiamson Lee deceased Lzetto Meyer Lucy w. NJ.
Ward. Laura Threse Leupp. Isabella W. Leupp and Mar.
garo Leupp Defendants
Trial desired In the City and County OF New.York
Summons
To the ed defendants
You hereby summoned the plant In this
action and to OF the plaintiffs
attorneys within twenty days the service OF this
mons exclusive OF the day OF servcs and In OF your
failure appear or answe Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded In tho complaint
JAY, GAMBLER BRUSH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE and Post Ontce address
No. 4S Wall street, New.York City, ". Y.
To the defendant Lucy w. NJ. Ward:
The foregoing summons served bv publication
pursuant order OF tho Hon. Charles Donohuc the
Justices OF tho Supreme Court OF the state OF Newly ork
date Tho 3s day OF May 1887 aud fled with the complaint
in the office Of the Clerk city County York.
the Court HOUSE. In the said City OF this day
Dated May 81 1887.
JAY, GAMBLER BRUSH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

Robor! 8. Holt. paiutn. against Samuel Van wyck.
sgnee OF John Boynop nsoiy debtor the beno.
1T OF creditors and Johu n. Boynton.
Pursuant orer made Special Term Of this Court
held tho Court House The City OF New York
herein on the 18th day o. june 1887 notice hereby
that all and creditors having claims
PENDANT John H. Boynton lately doing City
OF New York required 10 In and exhibit de-
mands with duly ited vouchers therefor
der:igned benjamin g. Harmon the referee named in the
said appointed purpose the Office OF said
Referee No Wallst 1856. before day
Of July 1887 o'clock In the afternoon OF that day which
date time place hereby
purpose and IN default thereof such and
shall be excluded from tho benefit Of such
sharing the distribution Of the funds In the hands
assgIoc - BENJAMIN s. HARMON.
Dated July !, 1871 Referee
EUGENE PRAYER. HOBBS a CLIFFORD
Plaintiffs Attorney, Attorneys for Defendants.
81 Williamst, N. Y. 81 william. at N Y
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ .u RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FoUR.rRACK TRUNK LINE
On and sftcr June 2 trains leave

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
r nd ,0cneser Express drawing cars 10 Albany
as. .cs Fats
ss fAMS sG $ "a S composed
exclusively OF Buffet smoknxcar dining
fn nss cars io1 Albany Utica SYRACUSE Rochssts
Chics 9;o0A m nextday.
field Pr ngs. canandsgua ami Rochester: " '''''
tLESoa m. Western New.York and Northern Express
2:5S p NJ, sX AToX LIMITED saturday July a. and
every Saturday thereafter buffet cking aud
$50 p Albany ~. SARATOGA and Utica special with
drawing TO Troy anu sara through
= n m, Acco nmodaton 10 Albany and Troy.
.6 M. Fast Chicago Express. with scspngcars TOE
and chcas0 binnscsr Nsw.Yor. to Albany '''' D'''''
$50 ~ Fas, C,nc,nna, and 81 ioui, EXPRESS vita
Louis Auburn Geneva, Canandagua Clayton and Alexan
s. ss s f% ss~Yo 80 xsa U'a daily
~ ~ Montreal aud Adirondack Expr,ss daily sleep;
VIA ST. Sbau sseps as" aay a, vi.
GnaseauSay R. for Lake Cha5y Lyon Mountain RaPaa
smiths aranac &C VIA St Adams daily except SATURDAY:
Sleeper July and after dairy except sunday for LuzernS
On m special slsspsr arrives Rochester 74oA M. BAT
fao 1895 a. and Cleveland. 1915 p M next day;
ter Baao Nasars Fs Cleveland lso Detroit
Chicago sleepinxcars to Clayton via Utica daily sxos''
il is Night Express. with slsepinx-cars Abaav
and Troy Connects with tho morning trains for the west @
saa!osa Lake Geor and for the North texcept sauS
feists and space Drawing roo and slee esss .
IL Psrx Place Z battery Place 90 West l2ssh..t sac
Mott Haven Station lsSh.st. New York; S33 wasmnss.
and $50 Fulton sts. Brooxlyn aud ~ Foursh-ss-
Wssco,rs Express for and baggage from hs's
.Run daily. others daily except Sunday 'ssops' ~
General saocrintsudsnI General Passenger Assa>
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of oortlandt ana DsA
brossss Sta a. follower
4 N for latasauQua and intermediate points. .
IN. for Geneva, Lyons EintrA rochester Bufaio and
Tho West and local Chair wkesbarr
M for Tunk Hammock and intermediate pointa CHAIR cae
70 Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and Harrisburg
S!0 p m for Pittston and principal intermediate poine
Chair P1ttston.
$40 p m Cepay and intermediate poinss Consoles
70 Reading and HARRISBURG Chair TO Copay.
for Geneva Lyons Elmira Roohss ter. Bunais M
tho West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyona
7b0 p m for Laurays and informed ate potnta
Trains leaving and $40 D. connect ~
eli points In Aahanoy srd II allstou coal regionA
SUNDAY TkAINa
81 for aueh Chunk hazeton 10 points
$40 p NJ for Copay and intermediate points.
y m for Geneva lyons. Emira. Roch~ster Buffalo -
' oensfAi Eastern ondee. 2s6 BroadNY
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6tsamhoats siIo Aailroans.

FOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Eaaterskl leaves Tuesdays and Thursdays
ats nj on SATURDAYS al D. Steamer Walter Brettas
p m. from pier foot OF Jav.st., N. r
Steamer McManns Mopdaya Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
Bosten and Albany r. Il
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Rooms Uante6.

WANTED.-By gentleman small room
w with private family board about 20 minutes from
canais, line OF Madsonave Bloocker st cars Resr.
ences. Address X. O. DICK, liz Whitest.
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TO NEW HAVEN, 75c.

EAOt HoiON tHoou % u<ysJ u 20.
Steamers G. II. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck alp Pier 26 f. R.3 m and II p M, Sundays II
MEKIDEN. HA"TFoRD sPRINGFIELD. HoLfoKE,
Through tickets sold and checked At ga Broad
way, New.York, and CourtsL, Brooklyn.
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Ss:ea on the American standard Of Classification

stGoot Ordinary 81 MidilHT --.- III i-io
The opou market opened advance OF points but
a sharp followed Tow rd the close however
drnrr fee the market closed quiet but nrm
with prices a net for dsy Of points
on Juy August points advance September
and 293 points on later months Sales. 10000 bales
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
IL A,.h D.E ~ :. d ss vsfSs1Rn

-
A1 Ira t;s:ss; y sdss.5:a
Lave Brsstly,, Futsnst IOy Annsx)........2cSos :.
N:w.Ysri x W.:s ssd:s
z ssn
ans BAND attached to each boat
WEST POINT and SExEGTsaS .A down day boa.
ps e. s &. rt r Ss c
With sf o:ss Albany n e.
use. sr. sA sfAdis Ssf S9tt B IS
Boston Albany for Boston q d & 4, & rRd ~
70 AND r FROM sxRxToGA The Nsx YORK TI:n.s:s ca
BOSTON, WATCH sGEr Hill HILL NARRAGAN-
VIA STONINGTON LINE.
at M daily except sunday Through from steamers
landing 70 Nsrrsssnsstt Pier without extra oharGs
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
i On and after JUNE "a. 1887
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Newport VIA Desbrosses and cortsndt Streets
HARRISBURG PttsSurg and tho West with Pullman paac.
aad snoEus and
no. s asys1 los % Sfs'
For Ssn nsssn ans 90 800 E "!? l2s
on %
Railroad Dining daily except SUNDAY 10 M: arrive
ss 400 ans go 81 Voc
SS '1sS SO nj r s"s a'a, '' '''
E Es e' B; %ay T SsS h:
50? aS q e. + , sq%Ss7
For Old Point and Norfolk via NewYork. Phila i.lphia
and Norfolk Railroad s00p. every day via Baltimore
and Bay Line 43O D. weekdays. 1870,
Be okiyn Annex" connect with all through trains
jersey CITY, fordng speedy and direct transfer 'or
Trains arrive From Pit.sburr. ITO 7so 1880 TOO
and oss daily From wsshnstoo and and BaTos
M From Philadelphia $780, 620. $50. 40 1890 $40
s% 90 Lac LAG gs So & a &c. S ssS sSo ana
iii5oo ~, 500 $50 100, sos 900 ss5 1885
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Trains York. via Desbrosses and Cort
land streets Ferries rs follows
6;20. 7:20 90 Chicago Limited and 10 washington Linz
tied DUNG Cars). aud IL a. ~, 800. 4:30. rs
spn s ssu %ist
and 10 a T. $50 .. g. and p IN: and 1915 night
Trains leaving York daily except sunday at 500
sundays. connect at Trenton for Camden. ,.
Returning trains leave Broa street station Pnsdsoa,
and Il:ib a. M ldmt Eyprcss with Dining Car 1lt and
$50 p. mr. 12:4o $50 $40 T. SO eS5. az SI2 and
$50 M on Sunday. 1901 $500 405. $40 5;lo $3.50;
$40 M. l249. 20 1850 Limited, $685. 6;3o. 7h2and
Leave Philstsphia Camden. 800 a m. and 43o
Ees oee $40 q, and ga Broadway Aston House.
Battery ami foot OF Desbosscs and Cortland sts
COurts. and BROOKLYN Annex station foot OF Fnltonsr
The New. Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
CHARLES f. PUGH. :. WOOD.
General Manager Gcneral Passr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET: NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF ire PIN. 1887
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400 1870 $780, HOO $780, 500 400 $780,
1880. 1900 IN sUNDAYsat 400. s:45 M, 63o 1900
Trains leaving at 400 7:3o Hoo a u 1880 400 5:sn
73b 1900 have connection for Reading Harrisburg
Potsvle etc 400 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown.
Re, ling HARRISBURG etc. On SUNDAYS for Easton
$3.50 for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Whkesbsrre. Scranton Reading Harrisburg Pottsvilie.
Tamaqua. shamokin. sunbury Iewisburg. wlliamsport
loo and 1870 for Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading HARRISBURG etc.
80 m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
Wkebarre Scranton. Tamaqua shamokin Sunbury Lewis
4; o D. M Tor Easron Bethlehem. Allentown. ETC.
645 Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
Wkesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc On sundays at $50
500 s;15 49, HIS a. M. l'o 23o. $50. 400. 4:s0,
80 6l5 D. IN. SUNDAYS 900 n 400 n. for Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Except sundays Point
I:OI m l:so 4:so p M. for Lakewood Toms River
400 a M 1870 m for Atlantic CITY vineland Bridssou
400 Sl5 ll;i5a ni- 1880 4:3o $3.50 D. for Freehold
1880 boo $50 6:l5 D. SUNDAYS 500 m. 400 p.
NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, 60
AtI3O 500 900 li:OO a m 100 3'i5 t:3o $40 o. m
sundays 1880 ll'OOa n. $3.50 for Highlands. Sea-
Al 40 300 g. - Etj 400 $50 for Atlantic Hyh lands
Al 800 800. l1Ooa M. loo. 345. 4:3O $50 for
Eberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove Ocean Beach, spring
LAKE, PIT Pleasant &c.
Al 4;3o 500 a. M 100 S:45 p. m. for Lakewood. Toms
River and Barnegat
At M, p for vneand. Bridgeton Beach Haven
Atlantic civ.